James Hurley

Reports of a surge in fraudulent stamps from China have led to complaints that people are being unfairly penalised when they collect post carrying fakes

The prime minister’s wife is to pocket £10.5 million in dividends from Infosys, the Indian technology company co-founded by her father

Ruling in America casts doubt on convictions for Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo

Lawyers for Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo claim official guidance was like ‘rules of a rugby club’

Tom Hayes was jailed for manipulating the financial benchmark in what supporters say was a miscarriage of justice

Doubts have been growing over the jailing of the former trader once described as a “crook of the first order” amid fears of a “massive miscarriage of justice”

Crowdfunding sector calls on regulator to review the impact of rules designed to protect vulnerable retail investors

Government-backed company to be taken private as chief executive tells The Times it now has ‘a massive export opportunity for the UK’

Group was preparing to defend itself over allegations for the first time in High Court with senior bankers ready to give evidence

Property tycoon suing Lloyds over allegations that the benchmark rate was compromised

Business Banking Resolution Service wins only £2m in settlements despite costing £40m to set up and run

Nova, a start-up investment group backed by Sir Terry Leahy, is also suspected of abusing state aid during the pandemic, but denies any wrongdoing

Move to digitisation at the world’s biggest textbook publisher seen as a positive for the future

Competition & Markets Authority found supermarket’s target margin for petrol forecourts trebled between 2019 and 2023

The Information Commissioner’s Office has criticised government plans to force banks to hand over personal information on benefit claimants

Rushina Shah took a lesson from her Indian grandmother when she launched sorghum-based Insane Grain

The first British smartphone from a British company for six years was launched last year by Nothing. Carl Pei — founder of the start-up, which is based in London — said at the time that his plans to enter a market dominated by Apple, Samsung and Huawei had been greeted with bemusement.Yet Nothing re

British retailers lost £1.5 billion in sales last year after the introduction of the “tourist tax”, according to an analysis of spending by non-European Union visitors to Europe.Amid growing industry pressure on the government to reinstate tax-free shopping for international visitors, a report fou

The City regulator is expected to warn banks that they should be providing better value to small businesses on their deposits after research claimed they we

Shares in a “carbon-negative” jet fuel producer which has benefitted from tens of millions of pounds worth of government grants collapsed by more than two thirds after it said a funding round has fallen apart. Velocys, which is quoted on London’s Aim market, said conditions which would allow it to s